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NnnacrhIit Iirir, .n.l.

Nrw Iorg, Dec 3-An answcrvm fled
with the United States circuit court ycster.
DAY 10 the suit brought by the Northern
Central railroad Of Pennsylvania agains,
the hcin 81 Wm. II Vanderbilt, 10 compel
them 30 carry oLt % contract made by Van.
dcfbilt b. scll 10 the Northern Central "a
per cent II the stock u the Beech Creek,
tlcartcld 4 Southwestern railroad, oi
whose stock be- owned 90 per cent Tho
Beech Greek road has since been sold hy
the sheriff aud bought by the Vanderbilt
heirs. They claim that u compelled "a
carry ont the contract, which was not
signed, Il would be- unjust, la Wow ui the
fact that proceedings are pending in the
supreme court Of Pennsylvania 10 prevent
the sale.
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IllNcr IcIcrrnIns.

CAIRO, H., Dec. s-Noon.-No arrivals or de-
pafiurs t.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Dec. 2.-Dcparicd: Fari,
G. Brown. - Louis.
ST. LOUIS No. Dec ARRIVED Gen Ruckcr
Memphis. Departed: War Eagle, Nicksbuw.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Dee. 3=Nlght.-Rlycrs station.
AIRY, with feet Inches In the canal aud foot on
the falls. Partly cloudy aud warm
CAitO. H.. Dec 3-NiEht-Arrivcd. Mlssis,lppi
Chester, pm; Minnelonka Memphis. 5Ams ~
H. cherry, ohio. ~ am. Departed: Common.
wealth, New Orleans, am; Florence, Ohio
pm Mississippi chester, pm. River feet and
stationary. Laiuing cuol
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BARGAINS rcign at I.eubric's.


Nrw loRg, Dee. AT the Metal ox-
change today copper and tin went up
another lc u pound aud lead went down
L.. The French syndicate continues to add
10 It's already enormous stock Of tin and
copper Most Of the selling today Is sup
posed 20 BE- for the account OF western pro.
duccn. Nearly half a million pounds Of
copper will be- disposed Of and 200 tons OF
lead. An attempt was made 20 squeeze
the December corner on lead. Uniayor.
able reports from the fire in the Calumet
and llccla mines caused great excitement.
Copper Nus pretty well cleaned ont ly the
French syndicate this week. What little
was left could not be- purchased under II
cents. The London market was very Wild
aud advancing. Chilli has went 10 10
eos 10 ior spot, and cGD Tor futures.
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The River Coal opern,or..

PfrrsnrRo, Pa, Dec. 3.-The river coal
operators met here today TO consider the
demands Of their miners for an advance in
wages, a check weighmRn and semi-wcck.
ly pay. After lengthy discussion Il was
until there Is a resumption Of work in the
mines. At present nearly all the mines
arc closed ON account OF scarcity Of craft
% lnal.
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The Youngstown ,IeLn.ss.

NV Nogg, Dec. Q. Health Officer
Smith makes the following statement rcla.
tive 10 the reported fatal sickness at
Youngstown, o., ascribcdi 10 Injection com.
municnicdhy an cmigrunt
". %. Lewis
har ~ifHi uuilru communication in The New
Nuft Iaptfs uls morning from youngstown. %
,iaunF That Que lhmcs lhnalisun a passenger un
The Acsn. had bovu taken srk ola pr.iiil.i di-,nsr
rly Them wts uu pn.Vuggr ~ that name uu ilo
Alcih Uu hct arrival hi this p1u ca tho pa oi sep
trWlff lHsf. nu which uTtutluu tholufa was fouui
on that steamer. Then was bat nue Fnrllsh Uf
American passenger on huHui. and that one tl,
Rev. d. Maynard. Respectfully,
W, 4. rNttn Health OnlcCf
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cNL and see our variety Lcubric's.
10 ,nrlnrc Ihs ornnee ,,op.

RcnNoNn, Va, Dec. 3.-Armngcmcnts
have been made for the opening for an an
rail freight route between New York aud
other eastern cities and al points south
over the Pennsylvania railroad and Rich.
mond, Fredericksburg 4 Potomac railroad
in connection with the Atlantic coast line
south Of Richmond. The new line will b,
known as the Atlantic Coast line dispatch.
and special schedules have been fixed Il
take effect at once. This line il expected
TO handle a large percentage Of the onng,
crop OF Florida.
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owrrs, &c up 10 SOC. Lcubric's.
shot on Ills wifc's Head.

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 3.-AIathias
Hauer, n Bohemian laborer living in the
suburbs, this afternoon shot one side Of
his wiie's head away, rs he claims by ac-
cidcnt, while cleaning shotgun. Neigh
bors TO whom he told his story found the
woman dead, on the floor in pool Of
blood. llauer went TO the central station
and gave himself into custody. IL is said
the relations OF the parties have been
pleasant, and his story is generally cred
tied.
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EyrnruiSo under the price. Lcubdc's
A Nn,rI or, rn,nrnri.n.

CuicAGo, H., Dee. .. Daniel shelby,
manager Of the Columbia thcatcr and
Academy Of Music in this city, makes the
novel announcement this evening that,
having acquired landed interest in
California, including tnct In Fresno
county, lac will, until further notice, give
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10000 different articles. Lcubric's.
Anarchists snubbed.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 3.-The Anarch-
lists Sangericst committee called upon
the mayor this morning TO plead for per-
mission TO supply beerat the Battery D de-
monstration Of this day week. His honor
laconically declined to alter his previous
decision. subsequently, they offered TO
detail fifty Of their number TO see that
everybody was sober, but The mayor dis
missed them by inquiring who was 20 keep
the fifty sober The dcputation then left.
MInnnns- nicinrns nasnls Innh-in,a
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CRATE fronts and Tenders at Gabay's
Thieves at Work.

The Office Of the Cole Manufacturing
company, at Dean avenue and Broadway
street. was entered early yesterday morn
ing and the cash drawer broken open and
robbed OF Sl75. The drawer was pried
open with hammer The proprietors
think the burglary was committed after S
o'clock yesterday morning. but Detective
Armstrong is Of the opinion that the work
was done during the night. There is no
clew 20 the thieves.
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ALL 30 Of gmle Ironl. ID aahny,s.
Nash,iIic's Confederate Monnmcn,

Special Dispatch 70 the ApifhL
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec, 3.-Thc Con.
icdcratc bazaar closed tonight, having about
A. 200 profits for the six days The asso.
citation already had raised nearly SiOO1o
20 that the building Of The monument Is
now certain, ~ the cost Is estimated at
81, 600 Tor the one proposed.
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Trir 10 InrLlvD at Museum.
AIIn.Ier,.N,II As.lrn.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dee. hchosicrv.
mill Of l.. l.. Kcatlcy, at Conncr,illc, wa.
closed today, Mr.. kcnilcy making an rs.
signmcnt TO 4. T. liarruws The liabili.
tic, are $4,000, with assets aggrgatng a
similar sum.
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The LiberInn rinis,er nes,enc,

WAsmNGroS, Dec. 3.-ln reference to a
statement coming from Kansas City TO the
effect that G. r. Taylor, minister TO Libe.
ria, had not resigned, but had been or.
dcrcd 10 Washington 90 answer certain
charges. Il i said nc the department OF
state tina, the minister has resigned. 10
take effect on fixed date.
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u,.,,s.,ppi aseashincr..

NEw ORLEANS, Ia, Dice. g. The Picav.
unc's Corinth Miss special Ays that
Lane Wiley and Finch Riley, persistent
makers Of moonshinc whisky we're ar.
rested by government oihrcr today.
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CHcAGo, ILL.,, Dec. 3.-Thcre are already
rumors OF trouble between the Union
Stock Yards company which has just en-.
tered upon the contract for doing the
switching for all the railroads at the stock
yards and the switchmcn and locomotive
engineers.
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ynnderbII,'. New nuIIIIng.

Special Dispatch 20 the Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 3.-Thc prop.
griy on the corner Of Cherry and Union
streets, diagonally opposite the Cole build.
Inc, has been purchased by the Vanderbilt
university. They will erect @ magnificent
building Tor the dental and law depart.
mcnts Of the university.
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usrruL ornamental goods. Lcubric's
Editor Green ..ou,,,..i,

LEXINGTON, Ky, Dec Thomas VI.
Green, who killed Lewis u. Baldwin in
this city, on November 10, was this after.
noon acquitted by the examining court.
The examination occupied four days there
being q strong effort 10y Baldwm's friends
10 soCulU u CnnNIcllun.
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LIopencni Of . ncmrhl, ,ennr Ina,,

sIrIlaI nIipilth q lhr AppclI
Jackson, Tenn, Dec. 3.-Mr. W. S.
Wilson, prominent merchant Of Bolivar
Tenn, and Miss Ida Wilkorson. an excel.
lent young lady Of Memphis, clopcd and
Wcrc married in the parlors II the Gin
hotel in this city today. The happy couple
lcft soon after the ceremony Tor Bolivar
their future home.
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shnI Out IIis I,rs.

LrxlNorov n.y., Dec sack Richard.
son, who lives thirteen miles from this
city, while attempting 10 remove loaded
cartridge from Winchester riffs, exploded
II In such manner ~ TO put out both his
eyes.
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A GOOD place TO go and spend the after
noon and sec Hathaway jump from bal
loon.
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LITERARY PIHACy.

for the winter and will remain for the
present at the National.
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The Chicago stock Yards.

Mmnons, plcIures, easels. Leub.ie'
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GSrER-srArE CommERCK LAW

The Railroad Gazette. which may be
regarded as speaking for the railroad
maAaRers of the country. has the fol
lowing to say in regard TO the Inter.
State CommeFoe law and the manner
in which il is looked apon BY the rail.
roads:
some OF cur contemporaries Of the
daily and technical press seem 10 think
that bee8nse the railroad managers Of
the c1antfy are not preparing 10 take
vengeance on Congress By piAyisR 81
the mischief they can With rates aud
fares, therefore they are well pleased
and believe the late railroad legislation
to be about right. The behavior Of
these gentlemen is on the contrary
merely q uroof Of their wisdom and
sobsr mtndsdn sss as 3 body. Instead
of tearing their hair aud leaving the
coarse Of events TO Be determined By
chance, they are engaged to an earnest
effort 30 fud oat. FIRST. sxsctiy whas tbe
feet Of this bill is ia changing their
present manner Of doing business, and
secondly. what steps mast be taken to
make this ehsnce - tunoc1ous ~ sos
sibls. II it should grove that the long
and shaFt hang ois1ses Of the bill do not
practically sfses railroad rates II w0uld
not show the hArmisssnsss OF the bill
Il has probably already caused in
dsfinite disturbances By delayigs z con-
tracts which wouid have been eonsum-
mated bat fer the alarm exsrtsd bY ii.
and this very fact carries with il sonss-
qusrces 20 the business Of the coantrv
Whish may not express themselves on
tie trade statistics Of she year on &C
eounk Of other disturbing inhnsnoes.
bar which are nsrs the less disastFous.
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VOL. XI---NO. l2S

deep interest in the work, and none un-
derstand more thoreGchlv the measures
pensiRg and pissed than he Senator
Maheos will retire from the Senate In
few DAYS and John ". Dsntel, now a
member ~ the hoGss. will take his seat.
General Mshona has capariaus and
handsome home in Pe'arshurR Virginia,
which = ss hospisasle under bis care a.
aSy IN tbs old dominion. II hiss been
stated teat he wonla iiva in this citv
after be retired fram public life ard
oondRct eis railroad and real estate in
terests. bat ! sm told that be wiIl live
toe ere'ter part Of the tirse at his ola
hoHae 10 PETERSBURG, and that be will
augment rather tran reliRquish his hold
upon politics. He is greatly encouraged
over the ostlook in his state hv the
change in bis fsvNr At the polls last fall,
and Believes be will be able 20 succeed
bis colleagRe. Senator RiddleberRar.
oseRerd Mahene is Chairman OF the
SeDate Oemmittee on pnhlic buildings
and grounds. and by his liheralIty, in
tellisence of action and diliaence has
80 greatly increased his friendship In
ihe senate during the past two yeara
that the Republicans on the door will
assist hiE IN bis efforts 10 10 Fetnrned.
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Tie Ts smalI 0nIy In Phs sIque- Chang.
e. In Rim.


lCoFrespOndenoe Detroit TTibuns.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. % - Il has fire.
quently been remarked Of late that Sen.
stoF Mshsne. the famous readjuster OF
Virginia, has aged very greatly and BE-
come Atteuuated during the past tive
years. Senator Mahone 10 scarcely
more than i've feet and half iu height,
and 81 best but tilss the beam at i00,yet
IL is stated that be has come nader that
seiRht since his laboTs 10 the last can
psign IN the old domibion. His hair,
which is heavy. usHslly, hss thined con
sidersbIv on the crown Of his head and
has whitensd a great dssl. while bis
long. foil b ard has grown three quar-
ters gray.
Few men before the pablie have had
more thrilling livea than this RaBs little
Senator. His whole connection during
the war. when be 30 gslisntly led the
osnfedeFates 10 conquest and eoutribut-
ed 20 largely Of mOusy and time and
peril - she success Of a eaaas be has
since devoted himself 10 eradicate, 10
intensely thrilling. His political cam
pAigRs have been fnilg a. exciting as
taOss he oondustsd dHrinR ihs war
Although be as defeated ~ the polls in
tie last two nights be led be - not sci
esRqaefed, and declares be will ooms
10 the fFont again snd rafnFn 10 tbs sen
ate. A 'ew years 20 Senator Malone
was pFettY harsh 10 thoss who came IN
oOntaef With him bat bis Increasing
age seems - have dealt With bis temper
in qaite telling manner As With bis
physical O 1pesganos. He hRs grown
mild Uann-rro, universally courteous,
and consequently is more popular.
Tha senator u quite - picturesque IN
dFs - as ever. bu, there - aonsthinR
absaf his mann y ish is more striking
% th0ss who sse him DAILY and tn0se
wao have watched htm oiOseiy for q
ssEiss Of years. Hs u vert bic ssele-
tsn- His eyes have bseone more dep
seated, his charsster 10 showa in every
linsaDsnt OF bis face. and be seems 10
have lsst aiRht Of himself and oecOms
enRF0ssed in pablie Affairs. No one on
the hoor OF the senate takes Q more
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ahIpptnx Intelligence

San Francisco. March 1l.-Sailed-
Steamer Mexico, for Seattle.
PoRr TowNsE D, March lI.-Ship
Blue Jacket returned 10 Port Angeles
The schoaners CompeeF and Annie Lar
son returned here. AFrived-Sohooner
Reporter.
PoRT BLAKKLT, March i1.--AFrived-
Ship Kate Davenport aBd schooner
Oourser Schooner Gem sailed for Port
Discovery 20 load lumber.
PoBT ANaELos. March IL The ship
Spartan and the tug Tyee are in port. A
westerly gale prevails on the Straits.
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vision and cancellAtion OF all special
from points in CansdA 20 points in the
U1ited States. Agents win therefore
give notice 10 all VITO are shipping to
the United States on through rates thai
en- and after April lst all such throGRh
rates will be void. Every effort will be
made TO obtain "a soon as practicAble
reasonable rates from American hnes
from points Of connection With this
line 20 the several markets and dis
trioutinR centeFs in the United States
With which business is nov done by
Canadian shippers. and due neeiee Of
such rates will be givea as soon as they
are obtained"
The Great Deal Declared or.
NKw YoRx. March 1.-THE neR0tia-
tions between Garrett and the Rich
mond Terminal Company have falleR
thFsuRn and the deal is of. A new
proposition is nov being considered by
Garrett, and negotiations are noW on
foot for the transfer Of ths control Of
the Baltimore 4 Ohio 10 = syndicate Of
private bankers.
Failure Of q wheat Dealer.
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE failure Of
George Houghton, q free dealer in
wheat, vas announced on Change
shortly before | o'clock. The selling Of
his long wheat accounts served to break
the market. He was long about 900
bushels.
strike Becoming seFfaus.
OLKyELAND (0hio). March 1.-THE
strike of the awitchmen on the New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railway
is becoming serious. This morning the
freight brakemen and conductors re
fused to take ont the trains made 40 by
green hands and the road men along
the line ars said to be on the point of
quitting work until the trouble With the
swltchmen 10 adjusted. For several
days past an occasional freight train
has been made up and aens out, bnt to-
day nothing has been done and the
prospects are that the road will 0on be
bloekaded.
VIII Net BuiIa the Oh MILLS.
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE statement
is made here by Webster, one Of the
1rm Of Armour 4 Co., that that firm
has decided not TO build cotton. seed
oil mills at various points throughout
AA@ GSAaA4yt Go 11AEt4AQtG @1n14uICAs
This Ia In direct contradiction to q
statement made by that firm four days
ago, but the fact that she mills are not
TO be built appears to be absolute. IL is
intimated that the firm has an arrange
meat With a cotton-seAd oil syndicate |
to farBish them with oil at contract |
price, which was accomplished owing to |
the threat to build opposition mills.
Quietly Accomplished.
An important move has been made in |
the prosecution Of the Doodle county |
officials. shortly before noon an assist
ant 10 the State Attsrney's Office, &C.
by six city detectives, en-
tered the rooms of the County Com
Every record and docu-
nent Belonging to the Institution for
I'VE years we're seized. At about the
sRme moment a similar movement was
made at the County Hospital and Asy-
um. The papers and books were then
AIKEN TO the grand jury room for in
spectioD. The entire proceedings were
sarried on so quietly and speedily that
! very few of the suspected onss were
aware of what had transpired until
lfter the papers had been taken away.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

vienna, March 1I.-It is asserted that
the Russian Government has invited
the powers to join against the Bulgafi-
an Regs nts for the cruelties practiced
on the insurRent prisoners.
The septennate Passed.
BERLIN, March 1.-THE Septennate
bill was read the third time in the
ReichstaR today, and was pass ID with
ont debate by q vote of 227 to 81
Eighty-f0ur members abstained from
voting. The announcement Of the pas
sage OF the bill Was received with sp-
plause by the Conservatives and Ma
tioDal Liberals. A few OentTeists voted
With the majority. The minority was
composed of New German Liberals,
Socialists and Alsatians.
The Russian Government Has the
Designs.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Telegraph
asserts that the Admiralty has trust
worthy information that the Russian
Government received and nos has the
drawings and papers connected with
the British naval designs, which were
sold by Craftsman Ferry, Who has Just
been discharged frsn employment in
the navy yard at Chatham.
Fresh shock at Nice.
NICE, March 1l.--A fresh shock Of
earthquake was felt here 81 2:50 O'Clock
this afternoon and created panic
among the people. The vibration trAv-
eled from northeast 80 southwest.
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PACIFIC COAST.


San FRAEcIsco, March IL Attorney
RegnsburRer. Assistant Prosecuting Al
torney in the Goldens1n case, stated to-
day to a Post reporter that he expected
to prove that Mr. Gsldenssn is only the
reputed father OF the prisoner. and II
this fact 10 established, the hereditary
insanity plea will fall to the ground.
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Seine EntereAtlng saAfissica Of Arrests
In several CaaieN

re@e AhsereAttmG ARaffa&tca OF Arrests
aR several CatieH
Some interesting compgFisona as 20
the proportion Of arrests s@o certain
crimes 10 population in various cities
have Been made In consequences Of the
charges Of the prevalence Of crime IN
Washiueten," save the Chicago Nssns,
The officers Of the District Of Oalaws-
hia, u will be remembered, claimed
that the morality Of a eity caald NOT be
judged from the number OF arrests, be-
cauae great proportion OF theae we're
made for frivolous ntfenaaa. The ramRla
OF careful comparison, based upon the
ruoiished police reports of numher Of
Northern cities for the year 1885 6,
shows that even In those breaches Of
she Law which Is most ahharrens 10
public peace and morals washinrtan
holds an unenviahle place. ChlcaRo, on
the contrary. which is 20 generally ieer-
ed and scoffed At as the wickeaesf bic
eity In America, comes oct OF the COM
parison With witheFs unwrune, 80 10
speak; which will be gall and warua-
wood 10 the editors nf the Sioux Oitv
press, who have been bidding am %
punish our own criminals before Join
ing In the hue and cry against the Law
lessness of the Sodom OF Iowa.
In comparing the number OF aFreata
according In population for all kinds Of
assaults, including with battery, made
In thirteen cities, Chicago stands tenth,
With tho District OF Oolumbia oosupy-
ing the place ~ shame which would Be
conceded 10 Sioux City were II included
In the comparison, which IA aa fnliowa.
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
IN TEE sAsKMKxT or rKE
Merchants National Bank.

ECURITTES AND vALUABLEs
- GooDs and PARCELS Of all kinds re-
oeiyed foe safe keeping and storage,
Safes aud Dspo It Bsxss in BURGLAR
VAULT rented at from IS 70 $50 per an
num. according 70 size.
MORTG AGE LOANS en- real estate 81
low rsts OF Interest and on long time.
Interest pAi1 on money from time Of
deposit 20 date OF payment mhi
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Bill I'VE. the hnmoxist, 10 III 81 Asos-
vile, n. O., And has been conpeiled 10
abandoa literary wogk altoeetheF. u 9
fgienas fear thas his health is h0pelesaly
destroyed.
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You must have . STAFF a owl 90 top of
POUR ball clock II soa intend 10 make
any claim 10 STYLE.
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OF course some allowance has 10 be
made for the difference in the IenisHcy
Of the police Of the various cities TO-
ward offenders. In Chicago, for in
stance. nothing ia considered an assault
unless Il is accompanied with such vi0-
lence ~ in Philadelphia would lead 10
the addition with intent to kill'' 20 the
pnlioe record Of the oifense. Police
officers do considerable unreported as
sRulting on their own account here
which IL not included in the above table.
When IL coaes to a comparison OF
arrests for larcenv or embszxlement In
the same cities. Chicago takes q place
neaF 20 Washington in the roll Of dis
hnnnr nhinh fnllnuun.
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The position 0f BOat0n IN this IlBt
must occasion tha deepest snlicitude
over the disregard of the eighth oom-
mandment in The region of @. Frlmbia
HnRr and east wind.
No figures are given of the arrests for
vaeranov In Columbus. Ohio. and Buif-
slo, bat In the remaining eleven cities
Chicago stands well up toward the head,
either aa paradise for tFampa or be-
cau her police are instructed 70 run
In" all wayfareFs who have no visible
means NJ support for themselves or the
gambling houses. Tie following Is the
a..
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In respect 20 the arrests for homicide,
Chieago IA far from that bad uFe-emin-
enoe which Il usuallv accorded ID In the
sermsna OF itH own divines and By the
pens ot lie Eastern detFastoFs. The
record IL As follows: